IÂ see housing officers do all they can to refuse homeless applications
Sadiq Khan's housing policy is good for small builders – and Londoners
Barry Mortimer
The Society interview
Polly Neate: ‘Housing is the bedrock of everything’
Theresa May urged to force councils to build more homes
August 2017
If social housing is precious, tenancies should be time-limited
Josh Crites
Grenfell must be a turning point in housing – for staff and residents
July 2017
How Denmark has helped its homeless young people
Our municipality now works with volunteers, housing specialists and social workers to give young homeless people all the support they need
June 2017
Foster on Friday
Anger over Grenfell has spilled out across the country - we want answers
Dawn Foster
With every day that passes, the case for a new promise on housing grows: keeping up the pressure will make it even harder to ignore
Legal aid cuts have left residents no way to challenge sub-standard housing
Liz Davies
The Grenfell Tower action group had no access to legal aid. Residents at risk in their homes want straightforward, enforceable legal remedies to keep them safe
Foster on Friday
The problem is not tower blocks: it's capitalism and cost-cutting
Dawn Foster
Migrants are wrongly being made homeless. Housing associations must act
Cedric Boston
AÂ quick look at new housing minister Alok Sharma
May 2017
‘I want to see compassion’: public service professionals' hopes for the next government
Police officers, housing advisers, health staff, care workers and charity professionals tell us the election pledges they want from politicians
April 2017
Public service workers: tell us what you want from the next government
We want to hear from health staff, care workers, civil servants, local government and charities about the election pledges you want on 8 June
December 2016
Foster on Friday
The housing poverty trap means work doesn't pay
Dawn Foster
Charity leadership
Back in 1966, I saw a national housing emergency – and helped found Shelter
Des Wilson
November 2016
The bedroom tax supreme court rulings: what happened and what does it mean?
There were seven cases in which claimants challenged the controversial benefit cap. We look at the outcome and implications
June 2016
Housing needs will be pushed to one side in the confusion over Brexit
Dawn Foster
It seems unlikely that the government will meet its target to build one million homes by 2020 with market volatility and a drop in skilled migrants
Housing associations should not fear Charity Commission red tape
Sarah Atkinson
Fears about extra costs and bureaucracy as a result of the Housing and Planning Act are understandable, but have been overstated
AÂ new mayor for Bristol is a chance to finally tackle its housing crisis
Paul Smith
Six years of austerity, service cuts, redundancies and restructures have held our city back, but we’ve already taken quick action on housing
